Corrections and clarifications

• A report headed After 100 deaths, UK troops pull out of Afghan outpost (7 July, page 1) should have said that of the 312 deaths of United Kingdom servicemen and women resulting from operations in Afghanistan, 99 resulted from deployments in Sangin district, according to the Ministry of Defence. Our story text put the Sangin toll at more than 100, while a graphic – British deaths in Afghanistan, page 9 – gave the figure as 91.

• A story reported that an inquiry was to look at allegations of British complicity in torture of terror suspects. But editing cuts meant that a quote was attributed to Andrew Tyrie MP when it actually was issued by the campaign group Liberty, whose director, Shami Chakrabarti, spoke of secret stitch-ups in the past, and said the security services should not be exempt from legal scrutiny. What Andrew Tyrie said was: "It [the inquiry] can give the public confidence that the truth on British involvement in rendition will come out" (Government to compensate torture victims as official inquiry launched, 7 July, page 1).

• A historical panel said that Israel's prime minister and the US president took office within a month of each other. That should have been within months (Points of conflict, 7 July, page 14).